All In The Mind

Racism can be blatant and violent but often it's subtle and insidious. We explore the psychology and neuroscience of racial bias.

When we’re bored time drags, and wouldn’t you swear that time seems to speed up as you get older? Drawing on the latest insights from psychology and neuroscience we explore the mystery of time perception, it’s connection to our sense of self and how we could be the architect of our own perception of time.

When you are young the last thing you expect is to be diagnosed with cancer and have to face your own mortality. Psychologists are working on ways to support young adults through their diagnosis, treatment and life post treatment.

How to renegotiate your relationship with your smart phone.

It may well be that the most significant factor to determine sustained happiness is a sense of purpose and meaning in your life.

The context in which we sense pain can change the experience of it—but there are things to learn about how this happens.

The science behind our judgement of faces for their trustworthiness, competency, and character.

Maude Julien was imprisoned by her father in an isolated mansion in France and subjected her to endless horrifying endurance tests in a plan to create a superhuman.

Are the emotions we experience the same as everyone else's? New research shows that emotions are not 'hard-wired', and are developed by our brains and our bodies as we go through life.